We here at Studio Phonic love a weird fiction show, so we want to share one with you that we've been binging lately: "Desert Skies."

Aboard his megayacht (and in the midst of a dolphin-led, apocalyptic flood), Salbrook is well positioned to gain ultimate access to Dindi's mind. But Phyllis is close behind with a bag full of...Chani babies? Let's hope Dindi can hold on long enough for Phyllis to reach her.

In this final episode, Phyllis and Sam navigate the Hyper Depth in search of Dindi and Salbrook. Coch, Miguel, and Pinon guide the megayacht towards what they hope to be the dolphin-alien plasma ship base. And Sandra continues her quest to release the rest of the captive dolphins at Ocean Dreams.

Phyllis and Miguel are being held on suspicion of murder and must find a way out before it's too late to save Dindi. Thankfully, Cochlear 1 has an urgent message for them and uses one of his newest cat soldiers to deliver it. But will it be enough to convince Officer Fontana to let them out of jail?

As Phyllis and Miguel's podcast episode gains popularity, Dr. Salbrook is forced to do damage control. He decides that the two of them must be "dealt" with. And swiftly.

Phyllis, Miguel, and Sam devise a plan for infiltrating Ocean Dreams and freeing Dindi. But Sunshine stumbles upon some important information that could put their plan in jeopardy.

Miguel's podcast has blown up, causing Phyllis to become an unwilling public figure. Pinon unveils the truth behind Chowder's disappearance, and in the process, discovers a wild truth about himself.

Sam opens a portal into the Hyper Depth, taking Phyllis and Juliet with him. There, they discover some surprising creatures, along with some really, REALLY bad news for humans. Meanwhile, Detective Pinon stumbles upon a labyrinth of tunnels beneath the Harrison home, dragging him deeper into his missing pets investigation.

Phyllis Squirelli is an aging, conspiracy-prone landlord with a dark past. In the 1970's, she grew up in a dolphin worshipping cult led by renown marine scientist Dr. Thomas Salbrook. Not only that, but her father died mysteriously while under Salbrook's tutelage, and Phyllis believes the famed scientist is to blame. So decades later, when a stranger named Sam interrupts her evening stroll and tells her that all her theories regarding Salbrook are correct, she's faced with a choice: join Sam on a vague and seemingly dangerous mission to take down the man who may have killed her dad, or walk away from her troubled past for good.

Phyllis takes a trip down memory lane with her friend Miguel as they both dig through her dad's old tapes from the institute. Meanwhile, Detective Pinon finds himself further embroiled in what could be a case of a serial pet kidnapper. Will we ever understand how these two stories are related? You'll have to keep listening to find out...